Look. We can't mention Christopher Noël without mentioning Rick Dyer in the same sentence. The poor man's reputation is somewhat tainted by Dyer. To this day, Noël still believes Dyer has a Bigfoot body even though Dyer has admitted many times that "Hank" was all a hoax.(I never admitted the whole thing was a hoax.. The tour was a hoax but thats it, On 10-06-2012 I shot and killed a Bigfoot outside of San Antonio, TX. This is expected from biased Journalism.)This hasn't stopped many of his supporters from donating though. It's only been a day and Noël has already raised $330 for a project to get more Bigfoot footage. It's not much, but it's a good start for a $2,800 project. He claims to have already filmed a non-discreet footage of a Bigfoot in a woodpile.
Bigfoot Evidence article is a prime example of the Bigfoot communities bashing and putting out false information that doesn't fit their agenda. Noel only looks at the facts and not the persona. Maybe with a little more pressure from people like Mr. Evidence they can force him to change his mind.....Like Hitler did....
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Does New Zealand have a Bigfoot?
Folklore telling of "Bigfoot" type creatures can be found all over the world. New Zealand is no exception. The legend of the "Moehau" tells of a large, half man, half ape creature with extremely long fingers and long talons at the tips. Aggressive and vicious, the Moehau is said to be able to crush any strong Maori warrior with ease, just using their large, powerful hands.
According to an article from the New Zealand Cryptozoologist:
"Moehau are depicted as being as tall as a man, completely hair covered, with marginally ape-like facial features. The primary difference from human appearance being the extremely long fingers, tipped with sharp talons, capable of tearing apart the toughest prey. Often described as “Manimals”."
Also interesting to note:
"Many areas of New Zealand are named for these great hairy man beasts, Moehau Mountain, where they are believed to reside and people are cautioned against going up there is one such place."
To learn more about the legend of the Moehau, visit the New Zealand Cryptozoologist at the link below.
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Top Ten ‘Haunted’ Places in Singapore
Abandoned buildings provide the best inspirations for haunted stories. Even in a tiny but highly urbanised country like Singapore, you will be surprised that there are many abandoned and empty buildings around.
Over the years, as the histories of these buildings were forgotten, haunted stories took over. It is up to each individual to believe if the stories are real or just myths.
Over the years, as the histories of these buildings were forgotten, haunted stories took over. It is up to each individual to believe if the stories are real or just myths.
(The listing of the ten places is not in any order)
Coloured Houses
The three famous coloured houses in Singapore are the Red, White and Green House.
1. The Red House is situated in Pasir Ris, where many chalet-goers love to explore the place for thrills.
Most Famous Ghost Story: There was a rocking armchair with a doll sitting on it in the house, and a pair of stone lions stared at whoever attempted to sneak into the compound.
Current Condition: Remains abandoned and empty.
Most Famous Ghost Story: There was a rocking armchair with a doll sitting on it in the house, and a pair of stone lions stared at whoever attempted to sneak into the compound.
Current Condition: Remains abandoned and empty.
2. White House refers to Punggol’s Matilda House (although some refers to the Old Changi Hospital). It was built by Joseph Cashin in 1902 and was abandoned in the seventies.
Most Famous Ghost Story: Evil spirits
Most Famous Ghost Story: Evil spirits
The Best Bigfoot Hunting Drone to date
Rick Dyer of Project Sasquatch introduced Bigfoot hunting to drones and now the community is going nuts. Dyer has highly recommended the DJI Phantom Vision 2 Plus. Thermal Imaging drone by DSLR Drones is now the hottest Thermal Imaging drone on the market! Check it out!
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